A man who filmed a derogatory video at Northcliff Masjid was invited to its Mosque Open Day. He came with two friends, and left saying something had changed. [...]
A man who filmed a derogatory video at Northcliff Masjid was invited to its Mosque Open Day. He came with two friends, and left saying something had changed. [...]
Salaamedia’s live discussion on responding to Islamophobic behaviour, after a Johannesburg man alleged racial and religious threats during a confrontation in Norwood. With Dr Faisal Suliman, Chairperson of the South African Muslim Network. [...]
SAMNET on Channel Islam International’s Nurul Khair: what Mosque Open Day is, which mosques are taking part in 2026, why mosques host it, and what a first-time visitor can expect. [...]
SAMNET chairperson Faisal Suliman in The Post: why the rise in Islamophobic messaging is coordinated rather than organic, and who benefits from it. [...]
SAMNET on Radio Islam: how anti-Muslim prejudice shows up in South Africa, what it costs communities, and what countering it actually requires. [...]
A Radio Islam interview on how anti-Muslim prejudice is manifesting locally, and what has to be done collectively to counter it. [...]
Dr Faisal Suliman on Lotus FM as public consultations opened on the CRL Rights Commission’s proposed Section 22 Committee. [...]
SAMNET on Channel Islam International’s Political Arena of Opinions, on why the Muslim community needs to make decisions from data rather than assumption. [...]
Two of the five non-fiction finalists at the 2024 SA Book Awards were Muslim women — Qaanitah Hunter and the late Fatima Sydow. [...]
Canada has seen more mass killings motivated by Islamophobia than any other G7 country. Amira Elghawaby on the office created in response, and what led to it. [...]
SAMNET director Mohamed Kharwa recognised by the Dawn Education and Leadership Centre for the pilot Citizenship Journalism Bootcamp for Muslims, Durban, 27–28 May 2023. [...]
Arsalan Iftikhar and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on Islamophobia in American and European politics, and its genocidal forms in India, Myanmar and China. [...]